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Dr Sara AI

Your AI Doctor for Diabetes care

Do you want to improve your HbA1C by 0.3-0.5 in the next 3 months? Whether you are pre-diabetic, or currently have Type 2 diabetes, and want to improve your condition, now you can have your own AI Doctor that is always on, always yours, and outcome focused.

You do not pay any fee for the AI Doctor. No copayment. No insurance required. No membership fee. No credit card required.

You create your own AI Doctor

Design your AI doctor experience

If you already have not created an Anbe AI Doctor, you choose how you want to interact: text, voice notes, or a human-like video avatar. Pick your language, tone, and frequency of check-ins. Your AI Doctor learns your communication style and is available 24/7.

Your MD sets your clinical goals

Doctor setting measurable diabetes goals

After sign-up to an outcome improvement program, your own physician (or one you choose on the platform) reviews your labs, medications, history, and current biomarkers. They set measurable goals for HbA1c, weight, LDL, blood pressure, sleep, and more for 3 months.

Your devices connect and your data flows in automatically

Connected wearables and diabetes data flow

We provide essential wearables for free or integrate your existing devices. Your glucose, sleep, activity, heart rate, medications, and meals stream in continuously so your AI Doctor has your real-world health signals.

100 140 180 220 0:00 2:00 4:00 6:00 8:00 10:00 12:00 14:00 16:00 18:00 20:00 22:00 Hour of day Glucose (mg/dL) Meals

Get real time updates on your glucose with expert analysis on the impacts of your meals.

Meal 1: breakfast at 15:10

Calories: 345 | Carbs: 38.7g | Fat: 15.63g

Protein: 11.4g | Sodium: 817.8mg

Next 2h: Spike +140 mg/dL, settled in 130 min

This food is likely causing glucose spikes.

Meal 2: lunch at 20:00

Calories: 169 | Carbs: 0g | Fat: 7.53g

Protein: 23.6g | Sodium: 432mg

Next 2h: Spike +51 mg/dL

Moderate impact on glucose.

Meal 3: dinner at 02:35

Calories: 115 | Carbs: 19.6g | Fat: 2.6g

Protein: 2.87g | Sodium: 310mg

Next 2h: No significant spike in the 2-3 hour window

Low impact: this meal did not cause a significant spike.

Meal 4: snack at 05:25

Calories: 182 | Carbs: 16.5g | Fat: 13.3g

Protein: 13.9g | Sodium: 402mg

Next 2h: No significant spike in the 2-3 hour window

Low impact: this meal did not cause a significant spike.

You can instantly see which meals work for your body and which ones cause spikes. Over time, these insights help you choose meals with confidence, reduce glucose spikes, and make steady progress toward better diabetes outcomes.

Interpretation

On 2026-02-08, 2 meal(s) were analyzed for post-meal spikes (next 2-3 hours). 1 meal(s) showed a large spike or long settle time. Over the past 7 days: breakfast 6 spikes (avg amplitude 56.3 mg/dL), lunch 2 spikes (avg amplitude 83.5 mg/dL), dinner 3 spikes (avg amplitude 84.7 mg/dL).

Coaching - Do

Prioritize meals that did not spike (for example: balanced carbs + protein).

Coaching - Stop

Consider reducing portion size or pairing high-impact foods with protein and fiber.